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aroma, I don't think it is really representative of our community. Up <br /> to 90 percent of our neighborhood is involved in the off-leash program. <br /> If we were really asking what the community wants it would include the <br /> program. The plan does not include the program, and that is what the <br /> community really wants. <br /> This is an opportunity to comment and change the plan. We want ideas and <br /> comments and will adjust the plan. <br /> Ms. Penny stated that she did not understand how restoring a filbert orchard <br /> or adding picnic tables would affect the off-leash program. <br /> I don't have a dog and I am turned-off by the off-lease issue. I would <br /> like to see the park left in a "wild" state instead of a "tame" state. <br /> A timeline has not been developed; however, those interested were encouraged <br /> to add their names to a list of interested persons. <br /> Is it safe to say that any plan that is developed will not conflict with <br /> any decisions made by the Parks and Recreation Commission? <br /> It is safe to say that Parks and Recreation will not conflict with existing <br /> decisions made about the park. <br /> What can we do to preserve the memory of Wayne Morse and the risks he <br /> took in his life? There is also a legitimate need for people to meet <br /> under the oaks and play with their pets. If the plan does not include <br /> the off-leash need, the City should provide this opportunity elsewhere. <br /> There should not be a feature prohibiting access. This property <br /> is a gift and should be used generously. It could have been sold <br /> to developers at a profit, but through great effort it is to be <br /> used as a park. <br /> On the northside, toward Crest Drive, it should have a playground <br /> for children like Willard School . <br /> There should be a museum to preserve the memory of Wayne Morse, <br /> who he was and his history. <br /> Tennis courts could be implemented into the plan. <br /> I believe the City is obligated to meet the off-leash program needs of <br /> the public. <br /> I want to thank the City and the Board for the plan. It takes work and <br /> effort to develop a plan. I support the environmental and educational <br /> asge, t of the plan. Regarding the stream and woodlands, there are two <br /> options presented in the plan. It seems one is to preclude use and the <br /> other may include more public use. There is mention of an 8 foot <br /> walkway along each side in Option One. One problem with that idea is <br /> that a portion of the meadow actually extends 60 feet from each side of <br /> the street especially in the wintertime, requiring some sort of board <br />